Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  4, 1|   herself to every sort of that manifold and varied state of passion
2   II,  7, 3|    belong to creation, various, manifold, and innumerable as they
3   II,  7, 4|      can those things which are manifold, and dissimilar, and contrary
4   II,  7, 4|        longer correspond to the manifold variety of the creation.~
5   II, 14, 6|     Tetrad, the Pentad, and the manifold generation of the others.
6   IV, 33, 3|      and taken up the notion of manifold deities,--[this, I say,
7    V,  2, 3| becoming decomposed, rises with manifold increase by the Spirit of